Harmony

Harmony is a 21-year-old sea anemone humanoid girl who serves as the singer and synthesizer player of the chiptune rock band Chirpy Chips. She is accompanied by an unnamed yellowtail clownfish in her hair, who supposedly is dying from neglect.

Harmony is a humanoid sea anemone with a skinny build, nearly flat chest and rear. She has pale skin and long pink hair tentacles with green and yellow tips that serve as her hair. She wears a black T-shirt with neon green and pink patterns, a short light-green skirt with black shorts underneath, and a black and yellow striped hat with a red and aqua brim. She also wears multi-colored bracelets around her left hand and in her hair and blue boots with yellow straps and soles and red insides. She is accompanied by a black-and-white-striped clownfish that lives in her hair.

Harmony has been described as a relaxed sea anemone that goes her own way. She seems to be easily distracted, as she can be seen fidgeting with a device resembling an Ultra Hand during her shift at Hotlantis. She may or may not be neurodivergent due to her aloof, out of it approach to situations, seemingly forgetting things or not really being in the moment whenever she's distracted with something else. An avid, though unrecognized artist her talents only shining through for her own band, and someone who used to be a regular customer at Hotlantis. Due to the frequent absence of the manager "Barry C.", she runs the store instead, selling its merchandise to its customers. She owns a pink Sea-Cucumber Phone that she uses to communicate with remote shoppers in Inkopolis Plaza and Inkopolis Square.

Harmony also serves as the lead singer, synthesizer player, and frontwoman for Chirpy Chips. She is in charge of the visuals of the band. She exhibits peculiar movements when singing and speaks in a loose manner between songs, which is popular with fans. Due to her voice being heavily altered in the music, she usually lip syncs during live performances. Although busy running Hotlantis in Splatoon 3, Harmony continues to serve as a vocalist for Chirpy Chips, albeit less frequently. Harmony often lacks motivation and shows up late to band practice. Additionally, she neglects to care for the clownfish that lives in her hair, and it is dying as a result.

Her speech pattern is slow, informal and bored, reinforcing her aloof personality.

"...Oh, hey. Welcome to Hotlantis. I don't really work here, but you can shop around, and I'll sell you stuff. Don't ask me what to do with any of it."

"Cool, thanks. I, uh, hope your locker is looking really fresh, or something."

"Oh. Hey. You've bought a lot of stuff from this place... Barry had a special message for that. He wanted me to thank you for being such a loyal customer. Then he had this whole bit where I'm supposed to give a "funny" speech and present you with a badge... I'm just gonna give this to you. Way to consume, consumer."

Dedicated Customer Dialogue Example 2:"Oh yeah, Barry the owner had a message for you. I am NOT going to make a heart symbol with my hands like he told me to, but...he said something to the effect of, "You're a great customer," and, "Please keep coming back." Then he said, "Yo," like, 30 times in a row, and I think he was doing a different dance. Not sure if I was supposed to tell you that part."

"Uhhh, I think I had something else I wanted to say. Oh, right. I have a message for you. Um... I'm just gonna read it, OK? "Yo! Chirpy Chips coming at you with two new songs!" "The first one was something we only played live in the beginning. It's called Slopping Spree, and I hope you dig this new recording!" "Harmony, you better be reading this word for word, because I put a lot of time into it." Oh, maybe I wasn't supposed to read that part. "Be sure to tell 'em about your dope random humming. It's what we based the whole song on." "The next song is called No Quarters, and we really hope everyone will dance to it, because none of us in the band can dance at all." Ugh, that was a lot. Orion talks like they're playing bass—EXTRA. Anyway, I hope you like the songs, I guess."